ryan @[email protected]

RT @NonsenseIsland
Chopin is all over classic cartoons. Woody Woodpecker devoted an entire Oscar-nominated cartoon to his works. And who can forget Tom gliding in the air with makeshift wings to "Grande Valse Brillante?" A small sample:

RT @nickgillespie
[email protected] is a torture apologist and drone-strike bullyboy who lied abt @CIA agents spying on the US Senate Intel committee when it was investigating the agency for torture. Why is he on TV at all, especially. @MSNBC? https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/1366499194073194500

RT @jmhorp
Yes, this can be challenging the first time you do it, but:

1. I think everyone has a civic duty to understand the tax code
2. Unless your tax situation changed radically from last year, you can easily use last year's forms as a cheat sheet

RT @Simplyt66442038
@EricHBernstein @Brian_Riedl It's hard to look at the nation's $700+ billion in public education dollars, $1.5 Trillion in public health dollars, or $900 billion in means-tested benefits, or the $1.1T in non-means tested transfers and say "gee, that money is well spent"

RT @DanFosterType
A what for what now? https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1364051498506805266

RT @sombrelyric
@redsteeze Couldn’t be a cage.

RT @ENBrown
Psssst the only way to ensure freedom & civil liberties for you & your friends is to care about freedom & civil liberties for everyone

RT @conor64
I try hard to engage politely and respectfully with everyone, and while imperfect, I think I'm well above average for Twitter. @chrislhayes has complimented me for this trait before, but I don't think he would describe me as "woke" or "pc". Right?

RT @jessesingal
3/ I think the fact that you cannot point out someone is twisting someone else's argument without being seen as 'defending' that person can partly why journalistic rigor is nosediving at the moment, including in the New York Times.

RT @zeynep
I'm looking at the list of things that Facebook says it will take down as "misinformation" and is this retroactive? They'd then have to take down most of public health advice, including from the CDC and the WHO and major newspapers, from the first six months of the pandemic. https://twitter.com/MikeIsaac/status/1358838193668325377

RT @NoahCRothman
“The Washington Free Beacon asked Hannah-Jones whether intent made a difference in her case. She responded by posting this reporter’s inquiry, including his cell phone number, on Twitter...” https://freebeacon.com/issues/inside-the-grey-ladys-meltdown-over-donald-mcneils-resignation/

RT @nwbvt
@PolitiFact It's really hard to convince Trump supporters that the things they've been told are lies when the supposed "fact checkers" lie as well.

RT @jacobgrier
People are shocked that the CDC reacted incompetently to the COVID outbreak as if the agency hadn't spent half of 2019 unable to figure out that it was black market cannabis products, not the commercial e-cigs already in use for a decade, that were damaging people's lungs. https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1352722952224124929

RT @AndyGrewal
"Revising" an 18-month old article, after the subject of the article gains power, seems like an odd thing for a newspaper to do. https://reason.com/2021/01/22/the-washington-post-memory-holed-kamala-harris-bad-joke-about-inmates-begging-for-food-and-water/

RT @DrewHolden360
I’ll be honest. I’m a little surprised that this passed anyone’s sniff test.

A new admin claiming that their predecessor (& opponent) did “nothing” despite administering the *same number of vaccines per day* that the new one is setting as a TARGET?

Doesn’t that seem ridiculous?

RT @baseball_cali
@jaketapper Is is awkward that on the day you posted this that your network AGAIN posted faulty reporting that is falling apart by the hour?

I am warning people to be careful what they post this week....are you?